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Adding/Removing JSF capabilities for an existing project
For almost any existing project, you can add JSF capabilities by right-clicking on the project name in the Package Explorer view and selecting the JBoss Tools | Add JSF Capabilities option from the contextual menu (as shown in the following screenshot). For example, try to do this for the empty test
> project developed in Chapter 2:
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After you select the Add JSF Capabilities option, you have to indicate the project name and the location of the web.xml
configuration file. After that, just click the Next button.
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In the last step of adding JSF capabilities, you have to indicate a set of project folders, a servlet version, a runtime, and a target server (as shown in the following screenshot). In principle, you have to make the same configurations as you have seen in the Creating a JSF Project Stub section. At the end, just click on the Finish button, and if everything was okay, then , and then ready for JSF support.
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